The summary of ‘Fitbit Charge 5 Battery Replacement | Repair Tutorial’

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In the video, Russ from Joe's Gaming and Electronics provides a comprehensive guide on how to replace the battery on a Fitbit Charge 5. The process begins by loosening the screen adhesive using heat set to approximately 200 degrees Celsius. Russ then carefully pries up the screen, revealing the internal components. He uses a plastic pry tool to remove the factory seal and other components, including the battery ribbon and the vibrator. After removing the old battery, he installs the new one with careful finger positioning. The reassembly process involves aligning and plugging in the components, securing the cover with screws, and applying black adhesive (704 glue) to seal the device. The device needs to be clamped and left to dry for 24 hours to ensure proper sealing.

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In this part of the video, Russ from Joe’s Gaming and Electronics demonstrates how to replace the battery on a Fitbit Charge 5. He begins by applying heat to the watch, setting it to about 200 degrees Celsius, to loosen the screen’s adhesive. After heating, he carefully pries the screen up and sets it aside. Russ then uses a plastic pry tool to detach the factory seal and reveals the battery ribbon behind a shield, which he also removes. Next, he unplugs and removes the vibrator, followed by the battery ribbon. He then installs the replacement battery by plugging it back into place, noting that this step requires precise finger positioning.

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In this part of the video, the presenter explains the steps to reassemble a Fitbit Charge 5 after replacing its battery. First, they align and plug the components back in place, including setting and plugging in the vibrator and ensuring the screen connection. They then reattach the cover and screws. Next, they apply black adhesive (704 glue) to seal the device, either on the existing seal or using a new sheet. The device is clamped and left to dry for 24 hours. Finally, the presenter notes that these steps complete the battery replacement process.

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